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Region Örebro län together with Örebro university offers competence, equipment and resources to support the clinical research. Most of the facilities are located at the Örebro University hospital or at the two Campus of Örebro University, USÖ and Almby. A more extensive summary is found on the Swedish web pages.
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There are laboratories for a broad range of audiological measurements, including an anechoic chamber providing optimal environment for sound localization studies and acoustic measurements, for example. There are facilities for interview studies both at the unit and online, including recording (audio-visual).
Elina Mäki Torkko
Professor, Head of Unit
Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics provides epidemiological and biostatistical support and resources for medical and health research.
The unit includes clinical, medical and social epidemiologists, biostatisticians and a bioinformatician. Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics offers advice and collaboration, project suggestions, supervision for students in project such as psychiatric disease, cancer, gastroenterology, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, Infectious disease, nephrology, diabetes and endocrinology, pulmonary disease.
Scott Montgomery
To fulfill legal aspect in the patient data law, a facility for patient data export is availible. The data is mostly pseudonymised but the facility also provide print-outs from patient journals. The facility also provides data for feasibility studies from life science industry.
Helena Sävenstrand
Head of Unit
For collecting research data in an electronic crf, the region offer SMART-TRIAL. In addition, several software are available for clinical research, such as SPPS, STATA and Matlab.
Centre for Assessment of Medical Technology in Örebro (CAMTÖ) is a centre serving the whole of Örebro County Council, commissioned to promote Evidence Based Medicine and to act as an advisory body within the County Council in matters related to Health Technology Assessment.
The centre is both multiprofessional and interdisciplinary and comprises doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, an occupational therapist and administrative personnel, all of whom spend part of their time working at CAMTÖ.
CAMTÖ
Clinical trials unit is a facility placed at the University hospital. The facility is a part of the national infrastructure for clinical research and have collaborations with universities, healthcare regions, medical devices companies and pharmaceutical industry.
The facility provides support to the whole process of clinical trials, such as write and review study protocol, project management and coordination and monitoring and quality assurance. The unit also offer GCP certified courses.
Annika Rosdahl
The Clinical Research Laboratory is an open infrastructure with laboratory facilities and related equipment. The facility provides competence as well as equipment in the areas of histology and morphology, cell and virus culturing (BLS2-level), microbiology, cytokine analyses including ELISpot, flow cytometry including cell sorting, and molecular biology.
Jonas Appelberg
The department has an infrastructure and expertise in occupational and environmental medicine, behavioural science, environmental science, analytical chemistry. In addition, the facility provides biological and technical sampling, biomonitoring, chemical analysis and risk assessment.
Louise Fornander
Research Coordinator
Laboratory for surgical research and education and staffed by research nurses and a director. Fully organized for translational research including: operating tables, ventilators, respiratory and central hemodynamic monitors, blood flow monitors, bedside blood gas analyzer, centrifuge for blood samples, microdialysis analyzer, computerized data collection system and fluoroscopy.
Kristoffer Nilsson
Associate Professor
University Health Care Research Centre (UFC) is a multidisciplinary and multiprofessional research infrastructure and research-supporting center. The facility offers scientific guidance and supervision, method support in health economy, qualitative methods, psychometrics, measuring physical activity, etc. Administrative services are also available such as transcription, accessing research data from medical charts, data management and project assistance.
Kristina Arnrup
Associate Professor, Head of Department
A platform between Region Örebro Län, municipality in Örebro and Kumla (two nursing homes) and Örebro University that should enhance collaboration in clinical research, academic education and healthcare for older persons living in a nursing home.
The infrastructure includes a MR scanner that is equipped to enable various types of MR examinations required in different clinical research projects. The MR system allocated for research is integrated with the Department of radiology at Örebro university hospital in order to support clinical research. There is a lab adjacent to the facility for basic laboratory work and preparing samples and office with bookable desks is available nearby the scanner for researchers.
Per Thunberg
Associate Professor, Head of Unit
For 3D-printing a PolyJet-printer with high resolution and the ability to mix different plastic materials and colours is available for research. In addition, a single material FDM-printer with a slightly different spectrum of print materials is available.
Tobias Vestermark
Coordinator
GMC Örebro is one of seven regional nodes of Genomics Medicine Sweden (GMS). The aim of GMS is to implement new diagnostic methods, using next generation sequencing, in the health care. In parallel with clinical implementation, genomics research is ongoing. The facility is used for molecular diagnostics in cancer, infectious disease, rare disease and complex diseases.
Gisela Helenius
Clinical genomics Örebro is a regional node within the SciLife platform, Clinical genomics. Clinical genomics offers services for translational research all the way from study design to data generation, data analysis and clinical interpretation of the results. Additionally, it is a platform for technical development in molecular diagnostics.
Partnership for Precision Medicine (PPMC) is a national infrastructure. The local node PPMC Örebro started in collaboration between Region Örebro län, Örebro University, Region Värmland and RCC Uppsala Örebro. The main objective for PPMC as a facility is to support cancer research, e.g. by coordinating the collection of clinical data and samples. The initial focus is precision medicine, aiming at improving tools for diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer.
Anna Göthlin Erenmo
PhD, Coordinator
The GMP facility is a facility available for cell therapy and regenerative medicine. The GMP facility has clean rooms in class C and B and can be used for production of ATMP, Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products. National collaborations within Vävnadsrådet, CAMP and Visionsdriven hälsa are ongoing activites.
Head of Department
The laboratory is used for clinical research with a biomechanical or neuromuscular approach. The laboratory is equipped for kinematic and kinetic measurements (3D motion analysis camera system and force plates), neuromuscular investigations (wireless electromyography system and portable diagnostic ultrasound) and vestibular testing (Video Head Impulse test and Vesibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials test).
Martin Eriksson Crommert
The neonatal pain lab is located at the Department of Paediatrics. The neonatal pain lab is a mobile cart with the following equipment: Near Infrared Spectroscopy, Galvanic Skin Response, NIPE (Heart Rate Variability), pulseoximetry, video cameras and mixing equipment, software for analysis of pain signals
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Last updated: Wednesday, April 20, 2022
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